EINNumber.io launches $49 EIN filing service for non-U.S. residents
EINNumber.io has launched a $49 service to help non-U.S. residents and foreign-owned U.S. businesses apply for an Employer Identification Number without an SSN or ITIN. The Austin-based platform says the offering includes Form SS-4 preparation, IRS follow-up and digital delivery of EIN confirmation documents.
Why it matters: - International founders often need a U.S. Employer Identification Number to open business accounts, complete tax administration and satisfy banking or payment verification steps. - EINNumber.io is targeting a common hurdle for foreign entrepreneurs: the IRS filing process for applicants who do not have a Social Security Number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number. - The service is priced at $49, down from $99, making EIN filing assistance more accessible for small businesses and solo founders.
What happened: - EINNumber.io announced a $49 EIN filing assistance service for non-U.S. residents, international entrepreneurs and foreign-owned U.S. LLCs. - The company said the service is built for applicants who need an EIN without an SSN or ITIN, where IRS rules allow. - The launch includes online application access through the company’s application page and support through the company’s website.
The details: - The service includes professional preparation and review of IRS Form SS-4. - EINNumber.io handles application submission through the appropriate IRS filing channel. - The package includes IRS application status follow-up and email communication during the process. - The company says it delivers EIN confirmation documents digitally once the IRS assigns a number. - Free resubmission assistance is included if the IRS does not assign an EIN. - Applicants provide formation documents and basic business information, then review the prepared application before submission. - EINNumber.io says a passport copy is generally not required under its standard document checklist. - The company says clients typically receive an EIN in about 10 working days with follow-up service, though IRS processing times can vary and are not guaranteed. - EINNumber.io says its team has supported more than 5,000 applicants across more than 60 countries. - EINNumber.io says it is a private service provider and is not affiliated with the IRS or any U.S. government agency. - The company notes that the IRS issues EINs directly and free of charge to applicants who file on their own.
Between the lines: - The launch reflects demand from foreign-owned LLCs, freelancers, e-commerce sellers, digital agencies and SaaS founders that want faster access to U.S. business infrastructure. - The pricing and workflow suggest EINNumber.io is positioning itself as a lower-friction alternative for applicants who do not want to navigate IRS paperwork alone. - The company’s emphasis on follow-up and document preparation points to a service built around process management, not just form filling.
What's next: - Eligible international applicants can now start the process online and receive document instructions before payment. - EINNumber.io says applicants can expect specialist review, submission and post-filing follow-up as part of the service. - The company is likely to compete on speed, convenience and support as more international entrepreneurs seek U.S. tax IDs.
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